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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
4
J A Robertson declares his bid for State Representative of Nebraska's 53rd district subject to Democratic and People's Independent primaries on August 16 1910. He profiles as a candidate in a formal announcement.
The People's Independent party of Nebraska calls a state convention in Grand Island on July 26 at 2 50 p m for platform adoption, central committee election, and 1910 campaign organization. Delegates allocated by county, counties to hold conventions July 22. mass conventions may be held by county committees. By order of state committee. China. E A Walbath, Secy.
The line about Darius Green suggests a shift in perception or reception, noting that audiences or observers are less amused than in the past. The phrase hints at changes in popularity or regard without detailing events or outcomes.
The Herald states editorials and content are by the editor and assistants unless credited to others. It asserts efforts to avoid plagiarism and describes the practice as a genteel name for stealing writings.
Iowa primaries nominated three standpat Republican candidates for Congress and nine progressives. It is claimed the three standpat nominees will likely be defeated by Democratic opponents in November, leaving Iowa without another congressman.
The fourteenth annual conference of the National Mothers' Congress convened in Denver, discussing topics such as The Welfare of the Child in Home School and Nation The Conservation of the Children and The Home's Responsibility for Health Morality and Good Citizenship. The text notes debate over women's rights but praises the congress subjects.
The Island Independ ent calls for the next democratic state convention to back initiative and referendum on moving the state capital and for broader support of direct legislation. It notes the potential for Republicans to adopt a similar platform if progressives gain influence at their state convention in Nebraska.
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June 18 is designated tag day by Mercy Hospital sisters. Miss Mary O Keefe Mrs W D Rumer and Mrs John Brennan with six girls will solicit donations for the new hospital due to open in July. Donors receive a tag to wear for the rest of the day and the public is urged to respond generously to support the mercy work.
A weekly list from Alliance Nebraska shows letters remaining uncalled for at the post office as of June 13 1910. If not collected by June 27 1910 they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office in Washington D C. Names include Breet naatoon Wiley Fa ee avin EA itchcock Waryant Hull and others.
Local notices list household items for sale including beds, dressers, dining set, stove and rug pieces. Also ad for architectural plans by C W Way Co Hastings Nebraska and multiple dwelling offers. Contact I A Holdredge 219 Sweetwater and L G Bowman 807 Big Horn Ave or Christian Marz 520 Mo Ave for details.
Range broke stallion for sale or trade for horses or cattle. Good disposition and seven years old. Dapple gray. Contact James Pormesit at Long Lake, Nebraska.
Mercy Hospital Alliance announces a training school for nurses run by the Sisters of Mercy. Young ladies are invited to apply to the Sister Superior for admission to the program.
The Sells Floto circus advance car, No 3, arrived with George S Roddy in charge and a staff of twenty five bill posters lithographers banser men and programmers. They swiftly light up landscapes and posters for the show highlighting acrobatic and ring feats. The Pullman car offers luxury with staterooms berths and comforts. Admission is reduced to 25 cents. Also listed is a for sale sulky by Chas Caffery at Donovan and Son's wagon shop owned by Fred Countryman.
In Box Butte County Nebraska district court guardians ask for license to sell minors Edith G Ball and Helen Ball interests in northwest quarter section 18 township 49 west, to fund education and maintenance. Order requires notice and appearance at Chambers in Rushville on June 16 1910 for all interested to show cause.
The notice informs Joseph Frank and J R Kennedy that the Northwest quarter of Section 19, Township 26, Range 2 in Box Butte County Nebraska is delinquent for taxes 1906 1807 and 1908. after three months from service the treasurer will issue a tax deed. A G Wace signs the notice on June 4 1910.
County Judge L A Berry of Box Butte County Nebraska sets October 17 at 10 in the forenoon in Alliance for examination of all claims against the estate of Florence McCarthy. Creditors must file their claims with the county judge or be barred. Published in the Alliance Herald.
The county judge of Buhx Bate county Nebraska orders all creditors of Annie Macarthy's estate to present claims at the county court in Alllines on October 17 at 10 o'clock for examination and possible allowance. Claims must be filed or be forever barred. Publication four weeks in the Alice Herald. May day year not specified.
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